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Why Asking for Permission Works & The Feminine Polarity Test

  • Mar 18
  • 2 min read

Why Asking for Permission Works


The "May I Share?" method is a powerful tool for women to communicate their feelings in a way that inspires a man to listen, care, and respond with devotion. It’s simple, yet transformative.


Most women, when they express their emotions, do so with an energy that feels like blame, control, or expectation—whether they realize it or not. This triggers a man’s resistance. He shuts down, withdraws, or even becomes defensive. Not because he doesn’t care, but because he instinctively feels he’s being judged rather than invited into connection.


But when a woman asks, “May I share?” she is doing something completely different.


1. She’s respecting his space. Instead of dumping her emotions on him unexpectedly, she’s giving him the choice to open up to her in that moment.



2. She’s leading with vulnerability. She’s not forcing him to engage; she’s inviting him.



3. She’s positioning her emotions as a gift, not a demand. Men respond to invitations, not obligations. When he hears, “May I share?” he instinctively feels that his leadership and presence are being called upon in a way that makes him feel useful and needed.




Speaking Your Feelings the Right Way


Once he says yes, the way a woman shares her feelings is just as important. The goal is pure, vulnerable expression—without judgment, blame, or control. This means:


Instead of saying, “I feel unappreciated,” which is actually a judgment, say “I feel sad because I miss feeling close to you.”


Instead of saying, “I feel like you don’t care,” say “I feel anxious when we don’t connect like we used to.”


Instead of saying, “I feel hurt because you’re always on your phone,” say “I feel lonely when I don’t have your attention.”



The difference? Men don’t respond to accusations. They respond to feelings. The first versions of those statements make a man feel attacked, which activates his defense mechanisms. The second versions invite him to step up and take care of your heart.


Why This Inspires Devotion


Men aren’t moved by a woman’s logic. They’re moved by her heart. When a woman communicates in a way that makes a man feel her pain rather than feel blamed for it, he naturally wants to fix the problem—not out of obligation, but because it hurts him to see her hurt.


This is what true feminine power looks like. Not nagging, not criticizing, not withdrawing, but opening up vulnerably so a man can step up into his masculine instinct to protect, cherish, and provide.


Most women have never experienced this shift because they’ve never learned how to share in a way that honors both their feelings and their man’s masculine nature. But once they do, everything changes.


The "May I Share?" method isn’t about getting a man to behave differently. It’s about inviting him into deeper connection through a woman’s own openness. When a woman masters this, she no longer has to fight for a man’s attention—she effortlessly receives his devotion.



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